A Way to Fix Walani in ROG: Make Her a Merchant/Smuggler

[TheKingofSquirrels]

There's a lot of Walani hate and I understand why, mainly because she is so useless in RoG. So I thought of a way you could make her useful, and also more interesting cause her character is really dull and kinda all over the place at the moment, she looks like a cowgirl that's a surfer chick...

Anyway, what if Walani in RoG every 10 Days could craft a crate full of random Shipwrecked goodies. Mainly food and seeds that you could plant, and also maybe small mobs like birds and monkeys. She could be like a merchant or a smuggler, bringing rare trade-able goods from overseas, making her an interesting character for Together! (especially if you can't connect RoG and Shipwrecked worlds, which I don't think will be possible)

It would take ten days to craft each new crate, as that's how long the waiting period for the shipment takes.

I think it would make her character more fun to play, adding an excitement of "What am i going to get?" every time she crafts it. 

But then again, Klei never listens to my ideas D:

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[Arlesienne]

While maybe not a game feature, this is SO GOOD as her backstory or just narrative fuel. It would start the cargo cult in the game too! Chapeau bas.

[TheKingofSquirrels]

7 minutes ago, Arlesienne said:

While maybe not a game feature, this is SO GOOD as her backstory or just narrative fuel. It would start the cargo cult in the game too! Chapeau bas.

Yeah, at the moment all the Shipwrecked characters are dull when it comes to their back story.

[Arlesienne]

12 minutes ago, TheKingofSquirrels said:

Yeah, at the moment all the Shipwrecked characters are dull when it comes to their back story.

I wouldn't agree on that one. Warly isn't. He clearly comes from an impoverished background and somehow rose to the ranks of a very professional chef. I think it could just use more fleshing-out (then again, it could be just my writer's senses tingling at the opportunity). Woodlegs is a pirate - again a lot of freedom to build upon it. Or perhaps he's actually a retired seaman Maxwell promised to allow to live his adventures through again? Wilbur - who can resist a primate? Again, backstory opportunities. Was he initially trained by Maxwell to keep him company on the Nightmare Throne, but then displeased him like Wes and ended up on the raft?